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[jocan2003]

Moonlighter isnt first person. Its basicly almost like blacksmith shop, but not alchemy guarden but similar to those, really similar.

[Sean Mirrsen]

The only other game I know that's like My Little Blacksmith Shop, is Fantasy Blacksmith.

[Kagus]

Shoppe Keep 1 or 2?

[Sergius]

Im trying to find the name of a game, its pretty much like my little blacksmith shop where you could roam the land, gather ressource, setup a stall and sell item and you could also haggle if i remember right.

It was in cartoonish low poly 3d or just plain cartoonyish 3d. In fact any game like my little blacksmith shop might interest me, you guys got suggestion?

That sounds like https://store.steampowered.com/app/935400/Alchemy_Garden/

And if it isn't, it should satisfy the last part of your question.

[Stench Guzman]

I have no idea if the game I'm thinking of ever existed or if I invented it wholesale, but I'll ask anyway.

Back some time in the mid 1990s I remember seeing some kind of cave-man or prehistoric themed game on a computer at an Office Depot or Staples or one of those kind of stores.  It's probably shareware or freeware since it was preinstalled on those computers.  I remember the game having some kind of overworld map, like the Commander Keen games.  I don't remember if the gameplay itself was a platformer or some kind of overhead perspective.  There was some kind of blue ball that you could pick up that served as ammunition, or was a blueberry, or was like a coin from Mario Bros.

I'm reasonably sure it isn't any of the following series: Prehistorik, Joe & Mac, Chuck Rock, anything Flintstones.

[Paramatter]

Could anyone help me with the name of an old PC game that I remember reading about? I don't remember too much specific about the kind of game it was except there were some kind of management-esque elements to it and the setting involved living inside of a giant hollowed out skeleton and I'm pretty sure the article I read about it in specified it was inspired by Roger Dean's cover art for Relayer. (Cross posted from the small random questions thread because I didn't do a good enough job finding this one before, oops.)

Ended up finding the thing after finally finding my way back to the blog I read about it on.

[Aoi]

Could anyone help me with the name of an old PC game that I remember reading about? I don't remember too much specific about the kind of game it was except there were some kind of management-esque elements to it and the setting involved living inside of a giant hollowed out skeleton and I'm pretty sure the article I read about it in specified it was inspired by Roger Dean's cover art for Relayer. (Cross posted from the small random questions thread because I didn't do a good enough job finding this one before, oops.)

Ended up finding the thing after finally finding my way back to the blog I read about it on.

That sounds absolutely fascinating-- and simultaneously, I'm totally put off by that article. It kind of inspires a similar feeling as King of Dragon Pass.

Edit: Oh they there, it's... been an hour already? That site is fascinating.

[Aoi]

Trying to remember something that was a predominantly menu-driven text-based game, available on PC, where you're basically the officers of a colony ship trying to find somewhere to settle down. The assortment of officers you pick at the start influences the availability and success rate of the various events you'll encounter on planets as you... track down the origins of a beacon or something? I remember two points of interest you can reach along the way were a spaceship where the crew decided to basically merge themselves with the shipboard AI, achieving a hivemind pseudo-immortality, and a futuristic utopian planet. Both also functioned as bad-end traps if you failed the events, as your crew could decide to join them, as opposed to continuing on. It was predominantly pixel-art style and I want to say it came out in the last five years or so. I want to say there were also ship upgrade stats involved too.

(Not Seedship, though it was probably an inspiration This has more narrative. Not Out There.)

A year and a half later... Away Team: Lost Exodus. Thank you, Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality.

[Iceblaster]

ayyyy i'm back

Trying to remember the name of a game. Was a kinda cyberpunky top down game with the premise that it was essentially an open world Hitman, where you had a target in a randomly generated area and had to kill them for money.

[AzyWng]

Tokyo 42?

[Iceblaster]

Fuck i think that's it, thanks!

[Nelia Hawk]

here is a hard one to find, noone probably knows about this one.
i think it was sort of "freeware" or so back 2000-2005 i remember they had their website to download it from. not sure if i got it first from somewhere like "home of the underdogs" or such old games webs.

well its like a bit worms gfx.. from the side... and it had random terrain with tunnels and gravity.
and you played like a little "spaceship" and always got pulled to the ground by gravity and you could land on refuel platforms (i think) and change your special weapon out of like 100 or so...
you could build walls like in worms... or throw turrets out that shoot enemies... or drop "fireworks" boxes that, shoot fireworks up to hit people... or drop little 3-5 pixel sized troopers that walk around and if a enemy fly by they shoot at them.
and it had like up to 64? Ai players and game modes like ctf where the 64 are split in 32 vs 32 and each got a base and flag and well you try to grab the enemy one and fortify your base with turrets and walls.
i think it also had like raceing game modes, but not sure if i remember that right.

so no idea what the name was... something with "tunnels?" no idea...  it was pretty chaotic and fun back ages ago.

[Virtz]

here is a hard one to find, noone probably knows about this one.
i think it was sort of "freeware" or so back 2000-2005 i remember they had their website to download it from. not sure if i got it first from somewhere like "home of the underdogs" or such old games webs.

well its like a bit worms gfx.. from the side... and it had random terrain with tunnels and gravity.
and you played like a little "spaceship" and always got pulled to the ground by gravity and you could land on refuel platforms (i think) and change your special weapon out of like 100 or so...
you could build walls like in worms... or throw turrets out that shoot enemies... or drop "fireworks" boxes that, shoot fireworks up to hit people... or drop little 3-5 pixel sized troopers that walk around and if a enemy fly by they shoot at them.
and it had like up to 64? Ai players and game modes like ctf where the 64 are split in 32 vs 32 and each got a base and flag and well you try to grab the enemy one and fortify your base with turrets and walls.
i think it also had like raceing game modes, but not sure if i remember that right.

so no idea what the name was... something with "tunnels?" no idea...  it was pretty chaotic and fun back ages ago.

Is it this? Home of the Underdogs is still around, so I just searched for "tunnel" and found this.

The site is archived, but it appears to still be downloadable and even works on Windows 10.

[Nelia Hawk]

gosh i think that is it haha
now i feel stupid that i didnt search in that underdogs web... but i just randomly remembered that website when i wrote the post.

well i guess that was easyer to find than i thought XD  thanko.

[Micro102]

I'm recalling a PC game where you fought stuff using magic. It has a bunch of different elements of magic and the thing is, the more you used magic, the more "attuned" you would become to them, with the most attuned magics altering the way your character looked. Like if you used a lot of holy magic you would start wearing a fancy hat and robes and be all priesty-like.

3D, and I remember a ton of forest.